An Israeli nachala solar model with published terms
Agro Israel, led by Nadav Leshem and Zvika Cohen, reviews a family nachala in Israel before any long-term energy contract. The first step is a solar-potential review and opening the grid-connection file at Agro Israel's expense.
The published lease terms, which depend on the holding, the utility answer, and a detailed agreement, are 43,000 NIS per dunam per year for ground solar of up to one dunam, 5,000 NIS plus 2,000 NIS per dunam per year for agrivoltaics of up to 10 dunam, and a one-time establishment grant of up to 10,000 NIS per dunam. The research target attached to these holdings is 40 nachalot across four crops.
What did Agro Israel publish for an Israeli nachala?
Agro Israel reviews the holding and opens the grid-connection file at its own expense before a long-term contract. The published lease figures are 43,000 NIS per dunam per year for ground solar up to one dunam, and 5,000 NIS plus 2,000 NIS per dunam per year for agrivoltaics up to 10 dunam.
Where and over what timeline does this apply?
The model is for family nachalot in Israel. The published research target is 40 holdings and four crops. Approval still depends on the utility and the detailed agreement.